La rilevanza economica della Carta Ecumenica

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rivista	JUS
fascicolo	JUS - 2008 - 2-3
titolo	La rilevanza economica della Carta Ecumenica
autore	Giorgio Feliciani
editore	Vita e Pensiero
formato	Articolo \| Pdf
online da	02-2008
issn	00226955 (stampa)

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The Ecumenical Charter giving the lines of conduct meant to improve the co-operation among the Churches in Europe was subscribed both by the President of the Conference of European Churches (KEK) and by the President of the Council of European Episcopal Conferences (CCEE) on 22nd April 2001. The Charter has a fundamental importance for the development of the progress towards Christians’ unity in our continent. As to the function of this document within the canonical regulations it is important to point out that all the obligations have been subscribed by a european episcopal organization. The document respects the fulfillments provided for the statutes, with the approval of the Holy See and it is subscribed jointly with the organization which connects all the other Christian Churches in the continent. The above mentioned elements allow us to think that the Ecumenical Charter has a real legal significance in the canonical regulations.

Descrizione

The Ecumenical Charter giving the lines of conduct meant to improve the co-operation among the Churches in Europe was subscribed both by the President of the Conference of European Churches (KEK) and by the President of the Council of European Episcopal Conferences (CCEE) on 22nd April 2001. The Charter has a fundamental importance for the development of the progress towards Christians’ unity in our continent. As to the function of this document within the canonical regulations it is important to point out that all the obligations have been subscribed by a european episcopal organization. The document respects the fulfillments provided for the statutes, with the approval of the Holy See and it is subscribed jointly with the organization which connects all the other Christian Churches in the continent. The above mentioned elements allow us to think that the Ecumenical Charter has a real legal significance in the canonical regulations.